W. W. Taylor In Chili Extradition Report
An informant states W W Taylor cannot be extradited. Crawford Tull, Terry, April 1. The infor mat ic object sent to the Pribane of by the lonalion of W W Taylor in tantit meee. The verified ty married who are Int Wantion Gohan, WC Kiser of Red Held, one of the Saylor bondamen, has just returned from Chicago. WT Vinton, a cousin, says Taylor is in Chili. Vinton gave information that Taylor may be in transit but no definite developments are expected in the next few days as detectives pursue the case.
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Express Company Heist Involving Two Cousins
In Tercey City NT April 2 two men, Herbert C Harding and Clarence Warbeck, cousins and former Express Co employees, allegedly robbed goods in transit from the United Iexpresh company. Estimated losses reach $75 000 with about $7000 recovered or remaining. Harding served as a depot clerk while Warbeck worked as a wagon helper.
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Fight Telephone Monopoly Sparks Rival Union Formation
New York April 2 reports a plan to form a rival telephone company backed by Brooklyn and New York capital to challenge the Bell System. The venture aims to begin operations quickly once franchises are secured, with intentions to cut prices by half to compete in sister cities.
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Train Collision Crashes in Central Bangor Maine
A Maine rail crash near Bangor involves two trains the night express from Brown No W and the Maine Central from unknown origin. Three engineers and three firemen escaped with injuries while several postal clerks and passengers were hurt or killed. Engines and cars crushed and scattered debris hindered rescue efforts.
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Adviges From the Orient Dispatch on Japan and Pekin Campaigns
The United Press reports from Yokohama and Tokyo that Japan has 400000 men in the field with 15000 more ready. Imperial forces near Hiroshima await embarkation as a Pekin expedition looms. The first and second armies remain distinct. The Chachett division is in Manghurit, while the Latter, three divisions with imperial guards, is to the Shan Wal Kwan region, marching toward Pekin unless peace talks proceed. Communications along the Ho river are seen as key for the attack.
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City of Haverhill Lost in Atlantic River Tale
New York April 2 Pilot W Crocker reports the steamer City of Haverhill from Key West started Thursday. The vessel, a stern wheel river boat, foundered after a gale off Barnegat. Captain Watrous and crew details are unclear. the wreck is being pieced together with conflicting reports on survivors and fate.
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Taylor Trial Opens in Carrollton Mo April Day
The Taylor trial begins in Carrollton Missouri with the defense led by Virgil Conklin. Prosecutors present a case against the accused as the judge sets a schedule and a verdict is expected tomorrow.
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Imie Ater
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Fatal Explosion at Lyons Quarry Claims Two Victims
An explosion at Lyons quarry today injured several workers, with one victim Tat Hor Wenry Howe dying soon after. Witnesses report the men were attempting to improvise a powder explosive device when the blast tore off limbs and blinded another worker. Authorities have not released official names or a full casualty count.
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Lyons
Melarland
John Bchneider
Prize Pictures Announced by National Academy of Design
The National Academy of Design in New York reveals prize paintings and juried awards for the annual exhibition. Henry Oliver Walker wins the Clarke prize for A Morning Visions, with multiple American works earning honors including a $4200 prize for a tree painting and the women’s Wythe prize awarded to Ida Mitene an Preflwitz for Legend.
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Charles C. Curran
United States
Idi Mitene An Preflwitz
Remarkable plea of counsel in Indiana wreck case
An Indiana case reviews a plea by counsel in a wreck involving Theda Aras, with references to bank insolvency and a sentence of years in penitentiary. The judge considers the potential extension of the penalty and a new trial request. Additional brief items cover bond offerings, political results in Michigan and Toledo, a fire in Tuam Ireland, a school bond vote in Garretson, and the Taniaiera steamer arrival in San Francisco.
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Gold belt boom fuels Keystone district mining rush
A remote Keystone district rush near Deadwood and in South Dakota drives hopes of rich ore. Reports detail mills and plans to treat ore, with several claims under development, potential output and employment, plus a Sioux City land scam involving school lands near Point.
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Ite Polat
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Sioux City
Legetiur
EM Point
Riverside Park
South Dakota
Nebraska
Demand grows for horse meat shipments to Germany
Aoy American packers face a growing market for horse meat bound for Germany as Europe bans American beef. Consul Edwards at Revunwick G Germany notes consumer demand rising, with prices around 60 dollars per point and nine months’ supply in play. The report cites Germany’s appetite and suggests changes in packing to meet the new trade flow.
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Rain and Show General in Early Spring Delta
The report from South Dakota and neighboring towns notes significant rain and snow ending a brutal drought. Observers say Washington advisories align with substantial moisture levels, with Blaine and Sioux City areas reporting easing conditions and promising spring plowing prospects.
Remotion for issuance and removal to Washington debated
An April 2 discussion covers remotion for issuance to Washington involving Charles A and Dana Case, with references to New York newspaper offices and the U.S. capital. A special order before a federal body is noted, along with political maneuvering surrounding press access and regional implications.
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WHAT TEED TEACHES AND THE HYDE PARK ADDRESS
An unclear debate is described where Dr Cyrus T Ite addresses Hyde Park about the earth being centered and voyages circling it. He asserts vast distances, claims personal qualifications, and contends others fail to rebut his arguments amid audience questions and interruptions.
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Hyde Park
Murmtane Aphiors
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Edison Phonograph Rival and Novel Inventions Hint at Sale
Edison era notes reveal Thomas A. Edison and Mx phonograph ally with new improvements to astonish the public. Receiver John H. Furdin arranges conveyance to JGdixom. Ida Ivlan reportedly offered $125,100 for a property stake as talks proceed amid a broader tech push. Rains and snow alter local reports across several towns as new telephone firm forms in Boone. tax collections face court challenges.
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Miners Near Centerville District Watchful Over Prices
OWA Miners out in Centerville District as operators in Ottumwa area refuse to appoint a negotiating committee. No injuries reported. Dispute centers on wage terms and price levels with miners preparing to pursue state board action while operators warn against impact on production. The issue affects Ranny Street area and broader southern Iowa mining communities as talks stall and workers await further instructions.
Mintyres Revelations and Dynaittyry Scandal Unveiled
A murky tale alleges Mintyre revelations linked to dynaittyry schemes and a conspiracy involving ex-Direct Ye Patrick Maintyre. It claims bribery, secrecy within the univerminal and Tayh promesution, and names figures like MeDermott and Kosae amid alleged financial crimes.
Fatal boiler explosion at Woburn leather factory
A boiler exploded in the North Street leather factory of Lane Tig and Dones in Woburn early this morning. The blast collapsed walls and a 80 foot chimney, burying workers. several bodies recovered, many missing, and the cause under investigation. Fire and medical teams responded as authorities prepared to assess total casualties.
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Marbles and murder in Ona City confrontation
A fragmented April incident in Ona City Missouri reports a near fight over marbles between Sogtocs and Whites linked to a nearby works gang. During the conflict two Black men Nelson Hookers and Rufus Griffin were shot, with unrest and racial tension rising amid claims of possible fatalities. A commercial bank in Stevens Point, Wisconsin, also faced closure due to extended run. The text shifts to a Grand Army encampment in New Orleans and then to a long verse passage referencing Lady Clare and Queen Mary, conveying a mix of local crime and literary insertions.
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Buffalo Robes Grow Price With Buffalo Extermination
A fragment from the Philow Helphin Record notes that buffalo robes, once $9 to $10, now fetch $60 to $100 as plains traders face the consequences of dwindling buffalo. An auction in Bucks County saw an old robe sell for $36, with prices likely to rise until robes become scarce or vanish. The item reflects a broader shift in value tied to wildlife depletion and market demand.
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